by Jessica Zorn People around the world have been getting used to a “new normal” since the coronavirus pandemic hit—traffic has slowed, businesses have closed and work schedules look entirely different. However, children have a
by Judy Chaney As some of our students head back to school at a very uncertain time, we have to remind ourselves of days past. Last year, we were busy with notebooks, markers and also
by Matthew Devoti Your three-year-old is up. It’s just after midnight. She’s screaming and crying for Mom. The commotion woke not only you and your spouse but also the older kids and the family dog.
by Kevin Coluccio The teenage brain is a marvel to behold. Between the ages of 13-19, the brain processes physical, emotional, and social change at a profound rate. From hormones to home life and peer
By Tobi Millrood The quarantine associated with the Covid-19 pandemic has required a newfound approach to perspective. New normals are creeping in constantly, many of which require adjustment to prior habits. Still, with this new
by Tim Seeger Parents are frequently putting their children in youth sports, from soccer to tee-ball to basketball to develop their athletic ability, coordination and teamwork. While these activities have their benefits, children can obtain
by Matthew Devoti Your child is nearing a landmark birthday. In a handful of months, she’ll be eligible to obtain her permit to drive. She’s already talking about taking the family car to school, her
by Abby Salazar There is no denying that the Internet has evolved since it’s early years in the 1980s, expanding throughout our professional and personal lives as an integral part of modern society. The Internet’s
In a 2016 study published in Pediatrics, researchers found that in 2010, there were 581 emergency department visits for trampoline park injuries (TPIs). Just four years later, in 2014, there were nearly 7,000.
Commentary by Stephanie Andre As I write this, it’s 12:30 AM. I should be sleeping, but instead, I’m working. Tonight it’s work, but tomorrow it might just be catching up on mindless television, such as
